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Despite the controversy surrounding its portrayal of misogyny and toxic patriarchy, the film 'Animal', starring Ranbir Kapoor, has witnessed remarkable success at the box office. Industry insiders have been effusive in their praise for the movie, and joining the chorus is South actor-producer Nani. In a recent interaction, Nani expressed his admiration for Ranbir and the film, going as far as expressing his desire to take on a role with even more madness than the one portrayed by Kapoor.

Nani, who took to social media to share his review of 'Animal', spoke to Hindustan Times about his willingness to play a role similar to the one in the film. He stated, "One hundred percent. Would you have ever imagined me in a story like 'Dasara'? Until I take on a role like that, you can't. Perhaps I will even play a role with more madness than the one in 'Animal' one day. When such challenging roles and stories come my way, I prefer to embrace them."

The South star had praised the film on X (formerly known as Twitter), where he wrote, "#Animal is INTERNATIONAL. @imvangasandeep is a mad genius. Ranbir, @iamRashmika and the rest of the cast and crew, take a bow." Nani further discussed how he enjoys sharing his views about recently watched films, saying, "If I watch any film and I like it, I post about it on social media. I did it with 'Animal' recently, I shared my experience as a viewer. I felt equally good when I watched my film as a viewer."

'Animal', released on December 1, features an ensemble cast including Anil Kapoor, Bobby Deol, and Triptii Dimri in pivotal roles. The film has been released in multiple languages, including Telugu and Hindi, garnering attention and accolades from audiences and industry professionals alike.

The admiration shown by Nani towards 'Animal' further cements its place as a commercially successful and critically acclaimed film. With his statement about future roles, fans of the South superstar can anticipate Nani taking on more audacious and challenging cinematic endeavors, exceeding the levels of madness witnessed in 'Animal'.